Most cited papers from Hazenberg Archeologie (Netherlands)

The most cited paper from Hazenberg Archeologie (Netherlands) is "Island Rhythms: The Web of Social Relationships and Interaction Networks in the Lesser Antillean Archipelago between 400 B.C. and A.D. 1492" (Corinne L. Hofman, Alistair J. Bright, Arie Boomert et al., 2007), with 89 citations. Next come "The design of effective and efficient trial trenching strategies for discovering archaeological sites" (21) and "In Want of Everything? Archaeological Perceptions of a Dutch Outstation on Mauritius (1638–1710)" (19).

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